The second semi-final (between winner of Australia v South Korea and Chinese Taipei v Phillippines) will be on 10 Bold this Thursday from 6.30pm AEDT.
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it looks like 10 have finished airing their last game of the Women’s Asian Cup last night. Future airings particularly the grand final aren’t on the schedule anymore.
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The fourth round of 2021/22 FA Cup is on this weekend (February 5-7) and 10play will stream all 16 matches live.
The UK broadcasters for this round are:
BBC: Kidderminster Harriers v West Ham United, Chelsea v Plymouth Argyle (red button), Cambridge United v Luton Town (red button), Nottingham Forest v Leicester City
ITV: Manchester United v Middlesbrough, Tottenham Hotspur v Brighton & Hove Albion, Liverpool v Cardiff City, Bournemouth v Boreham Wood
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A-Leagues February Football Frenzy Is Here.*
On 10, 10 Bold, 10 Play And Paramount+.
No Such Thing As Too Much Football.
If fixture postponements have left you feeling unsatisfied over the past few months, then it’s time to shake it off and strap yourself in for the A-Leagues February Football Frenzy.
Serving up 60 matches of A-League Men and A-League Women games across 28 days, fans can feast on football for six days a week at your home of football, 10 ViacomCBS.
The frenzy kicks off tonight with the Isuzu UTE A-League match between Newcastle Jets and Brisbane Roar from McDonald Jones Stadium in Newcastle, live on Paramount+ at 7.25pm AEDT.
Click here to check out the schedule.
Catch 10 ViacomCBS’ team of football experts as they present a huge month of football with all the Isuzu UTE A-League and Liberty A-League games, live football action.
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Tara Rushton hosting FFA Cup final coverage on the field at AAMI Park tonight with Archie Thompson and Bruce Djite.
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February Football Frenzy Continues.
All The A-Leagues Action. On 10, 10 Bold, 10 Play And Paramount+.
The A-Leagues February Football Frenzy continues with first-class football action at your home of football, 10 ViacomCBS.
Featuring not one, but two Isuzu UTE A-League matches of the round on Saturday night, Melbourne and Adelaide fans will be treated to the Melbourne Victory v Newcastle Jets match, live from 7pm AEDT on 10, 10 Play and Paramount+. The Jets will be looking to cause a boil over with the likes of excitement machines Beka Mikeltadze and Daniel Penha upfront.
Sydney and Brisbane viewers have a top of the table clash with Sydney FC taking on Western United FC, live from 7pm AEDT on 10, 10 Play and Paramount+, with Perth viewers getting this match on 10 Bold, 10 Play and Paramount+. Both teams will be looking to cement themselves in first spot, but Sydney FC will need to break down a very resolute Western United defence led by Leo Lecroix.
Then on Sunday in the Liberty A-League match of the round, Brisbane Roar meet Adelaide United live from 3.30pm AEDT on 10 Bold, 10 Play and Paramount+. Brisbane will be hoping the experience of players like Katrina Gorry and Larrisa Crummer may be able to get them a much-needed win.
Click here to check out the schedule with all games available on Paramount+.
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Ironically, the split programming means Newcastle viewers will get Sydney FC v Western United on FTA this Saturday night, rather than their local team’s match against Victory.
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Scott Mackinnon hosting tonight’s in-studio game pre, post and half time game coverage. Normally Tara Rushton or Niav Owens host. Or Scott occasionally hosts from the ground when the game is in Sydney
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Still good to see him hosting. I like the differing hosts.
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Virtual advertising on side banners. This was taken at yesterday’s match between Wellington Phoenix and Sydney FC at Leichhardt Oval.
LED-style ad for Chinese streaming service Shan Miao (Wildcats) Live
The actual advertisers shown at the same corner
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I know that virtual advertising on the field has been happening for a few years in the NRL and have noticed them doing the same for the A-League this season, but i wasn’t aware they were doing the same to the side banners. Thanks for that.
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Noticed last night that 10 streamed the pre game coverage on their FB page, at one point there was only 20 people watching.
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Good work Ten 
truly clueless when it comes to broadcasting sport.
Its a very American thing to do - wonder if someone bright spark from the states thought it was a good idea.
It sounds like other delays (like bookings and VAR checks) are being extended artificially to allow Ten an opportunity to jam an ad in as well.
I remember 10 forcing TV timeouts at the halfway point of quarters in NBL games they weren’t even broadcasting (no one was) in the early 2010s. So not really shocking.
Ten/P+ being criticised for their slow approach to uploading a wondergoal to social media.
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And then copyright striking the video and getting it taken down. Now I can understand that, but if they were going to wait so long, then you’ve already lost 50k people who have watched it/retweeted it/etc.
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Split telecast again this Saturday night (February 26). Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Darwin will get the match between Sydney FC and Melbourne City, while Adelaide United v Central Coast will be shown in Adelaide and Perth.
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